ER&L 2014 Session Evaluations

1. Day 1 (Monday) Sessions: How would you rate each session overall?

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Please answer for each session you attended below (Skip questions for sessions you did not attend).

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* 1. Opening Keynote with Barbara Fister

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* 2. Making Usage Data Meaningful

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* 3. Publishers are from Mars, Librarian are from Venus - Not!: An Open Discussion

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* 4. Understanding Social Media and the Library User Experience: Be Interested, Be Interesting

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* 5. OneSearch: Transforming Collections by Increasing Discoverability? A Usage Data Analysis

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* 6. Collaborative Cataloging

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* 7. Diving Into E-Book Usage: Navigating the Swell of Information

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* 8. Continuation of Publishers are from Mars, Librarians are from Venus - Not!: An Open Discussion

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* 9. Cleaning the Metadata Mess: Using OpenRefine to Transform and Share Your Library's Data

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* 10. What is Your Data Dying to Tell You? Exceedingly Useful Tips, Tricks, and Secrets

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* 11. Alternative Metrics as a Discovery Tool

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* 12. If you attended Monday's Lightning Talks, please tell us what you thought about this session.

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* 13. If you attended Monday's discussion session Introdcing OAWAL, please tell us what you thought about that session.

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* 14. Techniques for Successful Negotiation

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* 15. Getting It Together With Intota: How Does this Work in an Actual Library?

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* 16. Best Practices for Demand-Driven Acquisitions of Monographs: Recommendations of the NISO DDA Working Group

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* 17. Usage of E-Books with Enriched Bibliographic Records

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* 18. Breaking Silos: Interdepartmental Collaboration for Better Electronic Collection Development

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* 19. How Do We DO That?: Electronic Resource Management in a Next-Generation ILS

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* 20. DDA 2.0: Evidence-Based Selection of E-Books

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* 21. Borrow vs. Click: Comparing the Usage of Print and E-Book Equivalents of Course Adopted Books

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* 22. Spreading the Word About the Best-Kept Secret in Your Library: Coordinators for Three Different Statewide Digital Libraries Share Ways They Promote Their Resources to Patrons, Students, Librarians, and the Public

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* 23. Don't lose REM Over Your ERM: Three ways to grow your own system

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* 24. Finding the Good Ones: Strategies for Evaluating Open Access Resources

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* 25. Across the Cycle and Beyond the PDF: Libraries and Librarians Innovating Scholarly Communication

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* 26. Collection Management Workflows: The Cart versus the Horse

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* 27. Shared library services: where there's a value in numbers

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* 28. Oh past self, come here and let me kick you in the shins

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* 29. Wrangle those (e-)Dogies! Community-Driven Standards and Best Practices for Librarians and Vendors

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* 30. Playing Nicely Together: The Ins and Outs of improving metadata for libraries, content providers and discovery services vendors

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* 31. The STL Curve Ball: In search of a sustainable Short Term Loan model

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* 32. Open Sesame: Open Access Textbooks and Open Educational Resources for Massive Open Online Courses

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